Source of: echo $url; ?>
echo hdelim();
$legal_dirs = array(
"/manual" => 1,
"/include" => 1,
"/stats" => 1
);
$dir = dirname($url);
// The separate manual language dirs are legal dirs
if (preg_match("!^/manual/(en|pt_BR|cs|nl|fr|de|hu|it|ja|kr|es)$!", $dir) || $legal_dirs[$dir]) {
$legal_dir = TRUE;
} else { $legal_dir = FALSE: }
// If this is a legal dir, then it is under the docroot, else use basename
if ($dir && $legal_dir) {
$page_name = $DOCUMENT_ROOT . $url;
} else {
$page_name = basename($url);
}
echo("\n");
if (file_exists($page_name) && !is_dir($page_name)) {
show_source($page_name);
} else if (is_dir($page_name)) {
echo "
No file specified. Can't show source for a directory.
\n"; } if (!strstr($page_name,"include/shared.inc")) { echo hdelim(); ?>
The syntax highlighted source is automatically generated by PHP from the plaintext script.
If you're interested in what's behind the commonHeader() and commonFooter() functions,
you can always take a look at the source of the
print_link("/source.php?url=/include/shared.inc", "shared.inc"); ?> and
print_link("/source.php?url=/include/layout.inc", "layout.inc"); ?> files.
And, of course, if you want to see the source of this page, have a look
print_link("/source.php?url=/source.php", "here"); ?>.